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Prog Network wrote: Updated track listing and releases information for "The Masters" by Van Der Graaf Generator. I believe some information under track listing should be moved to releases information, and the album should be moved to "compilation" rather than "Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo". 1. Saigon Roulette (4:43) 2. Gentlemen Prefer Blues (2:58) 3. Tropic of Conversation (7:19) 4. Tarzan (2:13) 5. Rift Valley (4:41) 6. The Liquidator (5:27) 7. Coil Night (4:15) 8. Roncevaux (6:55) 9. It All Went Red (4:00) 10. Faint and Forsaken (2:55) Total Time: 44:26 Releases Information: CD Eagle Records - EAB CD 085, Eagle Records - GAS 0000085 EAB (Europe, 1998) From the album: - Jackson, Banton, Evans: Gentlemen Prefer Blues (1,2,3) - Van Der Graaf Generator: Time Vaults (4-10) Progarchives - https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=1430 Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/release/5817695-Van-Der-Graaf-Generator-The-Masters

Argentinfonico wrote: In the album "Señales sin Edad" from Horizonte, the second song is actually called "Solo Espero que las Voces Canten", instead of "Solo Espero que las Luces Canten", which is the name that appears here: http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=18250

^ Yes please Julien.

Thanks Julien.

^ Thanks, nice job. 

I was looking up Mike Oldfield at PA to see which his latest studio album is, and I noticed that Tubular Bells - 50th Anniversary Celebration (2022) is listed as his latest release (CLICK). This seems to be a tribute album by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra , and so I would have expected this recording to be in the VA: Tributes (CLICK) section where one will find various other The Royal Philharmonic Tributes (Queen, Rick Wakeman, Pink Floyd, Phil Harmonic-Collins j/k...).

This can be an interesting issue in general terms as Mike Oldfield is the composer, and I would sooner expect to find Beethoven's 9th performed by the Berliner Philharmoniker listed under B for Beethoven than under B for Berliner (Ich bin ein Berliner) or in the various artists and tributes section of the record store. But it clearly is a tribute album and would think it should be moved, but you guys are better at researching and considering such things than I.

I also notice that there is another of his albums with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in that studio album section, The Orchestral Tubular Bells (CLICK) this at least features Mike Oldfield performing with the RPO, but this collaboration should be under live albums according to rateyourmusic and wikipedia.



Edited by Logan - February 01 2023 at 12:12

^ Yes, Vaska (or Vasya) is actually the diminutive form of Vasiliy.

Edited by NotAProghead - February 01 2023 at 16:10

Logan wrote: I was looking up Mike Oldfield at PA to see which his latest studio album is, and I noticed that Tubular Bells - 50th Anniversary Celebration (2022) is listed as his latest release (CLICK). This seems to be a tribute album by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra , and so I would have expected this recording to be in the VA: Tributes (CLICK) section where one will find various other The Royal Philharmonic Tributes (Queen, Rick Wakeman, Pink Floyd, Phil Harmonic-Collins j/k...). [...] I also notice that there is another of his albums with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in that studio album section, The Orchestral Tubular Bells (CLICK) this at least features Mike Oldfield performing with the RPO, but this collaboration should be under live albums according to rateyourmusic and wikipedia.

NotAProghead wrote: Yes, Vaska (or Vasya) is actually the diminutive form of Vasiliy. As well as Tosha (Medvedev) is the diminutive of Anton. Unlike in English, diminutives are not used that often in Russian. Thanks, Done. P.S. Hate when members of new bands want to stay unknown and don't point out their names on bandcamp (CDs, LPs) though. OK, you don't need screaming girls and other attributes of glory, but have at least mercy to those who works with discographies!